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For those of you using Diverse Solutions IDXPress....When you pull up a property, are you seeing a "price range" rather than the actual asking price of the home? For instance, a home that is listed for $200,000 now shows up on DS as being $0-$200,000. Is this just me, or is everyone seeing this?

Is anyone using Broker Metrics from Terradatum to recruit agents and/or market data? If so, what is the cost, and are you happy with it? Thanks!

Looking at going with a CRM that is Windows-based, and the majority of our group use Macs. I was told that if we go with VMWare Fusion that it will run smoothly on our Macs. Can anyone speak to this? This particular CRM is hands-down the best solution for our needs, but I'd hate to jump into it if we're going to have issues running it. Thanks!

I'm looking for a lead management system, where I can input buyer leads for our agents. I'd like to be able to either assign them, or have them go on a "round-robin", and am looking for something that can track the progress of the leads. Most of the leads are coming from our website through Diverse Solutions, but a fair amount are also coming from Zillow & Trulia. Is anyone using DS AgentReach? Does anyone have any other ideas (besides Top Producer)? I'm currently using WiseAgent for our CRM/Transaction Management. Thanks!

I wanted to get opinions on the best VOIP system out there? Anyone have any favorites? Looking to use it for my home office. Thanks!

It gets even worse when dealing with short sales.

Yep, we use Grasshopper. I'm just looking for a simple plug-and-play VOIP system for my home office. Something I can plug into the modem and run with it. Was looking at one at Cotsco today (can't remember the brand name), and thought it might be nice to have. Just wondering if there any good one's to check out.

I've read through the posts here, and all I can say is "Thank God that my competitors drink this kool-aid". I actually wish all of them would go to a Z/T/R conference and believe their BS. Nothing like seeing your competitors go broke spending their hard-earned money on a pipe-dream...

Cool, thanks Jon Hardison!

Let's see, 35% of 20-25 is 7 or 8 leads per month. They better be damn good leads at $170/lead!

If anything like market leader most of the leads will be people interested in value bc they want to or are already in the process of refinancing. I received 50 or so in two months and another 20 the next month and every single one of them were refinances.. My best seller leads are buyers that have to sell first. Those are the best and they are very motivated.

I got more where that came from if we are all just showing off:-) PS: totally responsive.

Hi guys, thanks for the comments on our SeattleHome.com site. We love RG for the lead conversion/CRM. You can basically make the front end look however you want. As for dropdowns, Tony is right that if you're focused on a core set of areas, you should just have links. Those of us casting a much wider net are forced to use dropdowns to encapsulate every possible neighborhood. We have a big team, so this strategy is not best for most agents.

Cool. First we have negative SEO and now we can submarine the competition on Trulia. Freakin brilliant. Now where's that list of agents I dont like...

I treat everything like a leads.. A leads is a lead is a lead